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Shibuya is a hidden track found in Gran Turismo Concept. It is a very low-detail collection of stretched textures that resemble a city background. There is no road surface here, nor is there any sort of direction or layout. The track map uses the Pod Race Circuit, likely as a placeholder. All walls and what little tarmac is drawn are not solid, and can be driven through. It was most likely intended as a photo-mode course, but is still in its beta stage.
This track can only be found in Gran Turismo Concept, however it is not accessible without a cheat device.
Bugs and Glitches[]
- AI, while able to be loaded, have no pathfinding code defined, and will drive aimlessly in circles just beneath the "road" on one side of the course.
- The entire area is comprised of low-poly stretched images, and there is no collision defined with the exception of opponent vehicles.
Videos[]
Gran Turismo Concept - Secret & Beta Tracks Part 2-2
Shibuya as it appears in GT Concept, featured at 7:43 in the video